Wheatsweep
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Found around old 1800s home. Doest appear to be broken off of anything
some tool
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duggap
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- Tosoro Bandido
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I can't really see the blade real clear, but could it be an old file?
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rick67
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Maybe for Whittling
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Charlie P. (NY)
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Looks like a woodcarving gouge. (If it is less than three feet long). Size, please, or a comparison common object like a coin or pencil.
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